shamrockerin
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- Jul 22, 2012
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- New Hampshire, USA
I am in total panic mode about my upcoming RCT appointment. I know they are supposedly no worse than a regular filling, but a bad experience with RCT when I was a teen still haunts me.
I have been writing in my journal about it, and I was conversing with fellow forum member Tabatha7 about it. She suggested that maybe all I need is to have a really good experience (well, as good as it could possibly be) and maybe my fear will diminish a little.
I was thinking of maybe sending a friendly 'reminder' note to the dentist and his staff- is that appropriate?
If I word it politely and just remind them of things like "Please use topical, and please warn me before the anesthetic". . .I do not intend to send a rude letter, but I was wondering if any of you had ever done something like this before?
Do you think it would be weird to send a letter that just reiterates my preferences? Any Suggestions?
I have been writing in my journal about it, and I was conversing with fellow forum member Tabatha7 about it. She suggested that maybe all I need is to have a really good experience (well, as good as it could possibly be) and maybe my fear will diminish a little.
I was thinking of maybe sending a friendly 'reminder' note to the dentist and his staff- is that appropriate?
If I word it politely and just remind them of things like "Please use topical, and please warn me before the anesthetic". . .I do not intend to send a rude letter, but I was wondering if any of you had ever done something like this before?
Do you think it would be weird to send a letter that just reiterates my preferences? Any Suggestions?